Community Discussions
Why do some people say “chat” instead of “y'all/you guys”?
https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/1hsolty/why_do_some_people_say_chat_instead_of_yallyou/
If it hadn't been for her (grammatically correct) why did you use "if it wasn't for her"? is this how native english speakers say it?
https://www.reddit.com/gallery/1hqm3kh
“She conceives with Tom.” “She is pregnant with Tom.” Do these sound natural to mean Tom is the father of the baby?
https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/1hqjcf4/she_conceives_with_tom_she_is_pregnant_with_tom/
Why is it "were" and not "was"? I thought days are singular?
https://i.redd.it/kw7pwrmsyy9e1.png
What are YOUR guys' morning routines?
Why 'your' instead of 'you'? It sounds so unnatural, for ex, 'It was your guys' idea'. Do people actually say 'your guys'? or do they just drop 'guys' and stick with 'your' to avoid sounding weird?
“ A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush”
Is this idiom commonly used nowadays?
Shouldn't it be 'officially becomes', instead of 'becomes officially'?
Or do both work?
Is the phrase "Make the kids breakfast" used to mean both making breakfast for kids as well as serving the kids breakfast?
In everyday conversation, do native English speakers use the phrase "make someone breakfast/dinner" to convey the idea of both making and serving breakfast/dinner for someone? Or is it used to mean preparing only? Thank you in advance!
Why is there “at” here?
https://i.redd.it/jpe1oqe6uo9e1.jpeg
when can I say "I've"
I noticed this image on the Internet. is it true? so I can only say "I have no idea" instead of "I've no idea"?